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Two new prestigious fellowships awarded as KSA has reached 7th position in the Complete University Guide for Architecture

By | 05 May 2015

We are delighted that two of our academic members have been awarded prestigious fellowships. Dr Manolo Guerci was recently elected to a Paul Mellon Mid-Career … Read more

Dr David H. Haney awarded Leverhulme Fellowship

By | 22 April 2015

Dr David H. Haney has been awarded a prestigious Leverhulme Fellowship to support the writing of his book, The Gardening State: Landscape Architecture and Horticulture … Read more

Dr. David Haney is due to speak at Dumbarton Oaks’s Garden and Landscape Studies colloquium: “Travel and Translation”

By | 27 August 2013

Dumbarton Oaks is launching a series of translations of classic and rare texts on garden history and on the philosophy, art, and techniques of landscape … Read more

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